The computing giant will go commercial with the Web-delivered LotusLive Engage on April 7, with the mission to help business users share information both inside and outside of the organization by melding social networking with business collaboration. That’s important, considering that one of the biggest issues with corporate unified communications is the difficulty in extending that functionality outside to suppliers, partners, customers and the like.

Geared to the small to mid-size business market, features include profile and contact management, file sharing, conferencing, instant messaging, e-mail and project management. Desktop package Lotus Notes – the main DNA behind LotusLive, as you might suspect – is used by 145 million users today. IBM expects that companies will link multiple LotusLive services with Lotus desktop for a hybrid model, as well as bring in third-party applications for cloud-based mash-up.

This is a natural for their Lotus product and it can be a logical move for some small to medium sized businesses that are looking to consolidate their I.T. departments. But this may be more of a response to Microsoft and Google and their cloud computing plans.

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“IBM’s Lotus collaboration software division will for the first time offer a Lotus Notes client that runs natively on Linux, perhaps providing a needed kick to IBM’s vision of wider corporate desktop Linux use.
In an announcement Monday, Lotus said the Linux client for Notes will be available as a free download for licensed users of Notes Version 7.01 starting July 24. “[The Linux client for Notes is] something that people have really been after us about for a while,” said Arthur Fontaine, offering manager for IBM Lotus. “

See ComputerWorld for more info.

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@If( !(@Contains(@Subset(@DbName; 1); “old server name here“)); @Do(
@PostedCommand([FileCloseWindow]);
@PostedCommand([FileDatabaseRemove]);
@PostedCommand([FileOpenDatabase]; “new server name here“: “directory\\db_name_here.nsf“);
@PostedCommand([AddBookmark]);
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); “”)

Your thoughts, similar code, or a better way. Let me know.

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See some great highlights at Ed Brill’s blog,

Look for more info on this release.

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1. Click on the file upload control field and go to “Properties.” In the HTML tab, paste the following code into the “Others” field:

   onBlur="GetValue(this)"

2. Create a text field and label it “Path.” This is where you will store the path value that you receive from the file upload control field. 
3. In the form’s JavaScript header, paste the following code:

   var uplpath ;
   function GetValue(path)
   {
      uplpath = path;
   document.forms[0].path.value = uplpath.value
   }

4. Finally, browse through the form and attach the file using the file upload control field. Notice that the path has been trapped in the previously crated “Path” text field.

See the orignal author and post:

http://searchdomino.techtarget.com/tip/0,289483,sid4_gci1267613,00.html?track=NL-348&ad=659906&asrc=EM_NLT_4402862 for greater detail.

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